Crushing Shallow SPRING SPLAKE Trout! | Backcountry Mission

[@jacobrivet4463]

Let’s gooooo

[@mitchjus1966]

Nice video! I’ve never used the syclops for Splake or Lakers. I do catch a lot of pike on syclops though. I’m definitely going to try using them for lakers now.

[@BrydonB]

Thanks! They work great for trout too!

[@SeagullTunes]

What a day! Love the trout. Great video!

[@BrydonB]

Thank you!

[@jeanrhiness3151]

An interesting video!

[@BrydonB]

Thanks!

[@NotSoEpicAdventurer]

Just subscribed! Looking forward to watching more 💪🏽🎣

[@BrydonB]

Appreciate it! Lots more to come.

[@cavemanjeff4251]

Very nice . Those splake have superb coloring . Would a #2 size syclops be too big?

[@BrydonB]

If you do enough splake or brook trout fishing I’d definitely recommend to downsize to a #1. For lakers a 2 or 3 works great though.

[@redsresearch]

where is this?

[@Zuperalexu25]

Hey Brydon. Nice catches as usual. What speed were you trolling?

[@BrydonB]

Thanks! For the most part trolling at idle speed with the 2.5. I believe around the 2mph or so.

[@JimmyGambles-t5u]

you not even use a weight?

[@BrydonB]

@@JimmyGambles-t5u Nope don’t need to. Spring time they’re up shallow enough you don’t need one!

[@goTOCaMpe48]

Killer Still waiting for open water up north

[@BrydonB]

Thanks! Soon!!